2020 Nissan X Trail Ti review - venerable and dependable, or just plain old?

[@tube4mm]

Hey Tony - Great video. Was that woolies in Balwyn?

[@anth510]

Great to see you out on the road again, looking forward to more reviews!

[@Instamatic898]

You and me both!

[@Gillogical]

I enjoyed following the saga of the finger root, and look forward to more shopping trip reviews.

[@Instamatic898]

Upvote if you want me to review the Aldi toilet seen in this vid.

[@averyclevertitle]

Features explained very well! Thank you

[@Instamatic898]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MikeStevens]

Love a bit of finger root. I've never had this much trouble finding it, though!

[@Instamatic898]

Whenever I approached a storeperson and asked for a finger root, their reactions were much less than satisfactory. Customer service is dead!

[@THOAS-ki8ou]

Very good video.. in Greece comes with 1.3 turbo 160 engine with dvt I think is a family car , with all you need! And thanks God, have lots of buttons than digital shits!!

[@mercedesmr700]

highlighted some great features. more reviews please.

[@Instamatic898]

There's more coming! Thanks for watching.

[@KevinSan88]

I enjoyed that

[@chrislim7976]

That's the old Nissan Rogue. How many of these did Nissan produce? 😂

[@Instamatic898]

Yeah, we get the Rogue as the X-Trail here in Australia (and I think much of the rest of the world). We're not set to receive the next-gen X-Trail (which is the same as your new Rogue) until 2022, which is a shame as I reckon it looks like a decent SUV.

[@Instamatic898]

As for production numbers I don't have the precise stat, but globally speaking this generation X-Trail/Rogue is one of the most popular SUVs in sale.

[@chrislim7976]

@@Instamatic898 I am in Canada and that Nissan Rogue has been around for a LONG TIME. If Nissan is marketing this as new model tell em no.

[@Instamatic898]

@@chrislim7976 Yeah, I understand you guys already have the new-generation model, but that's American-built and the Japanese-build ones we're set to get here in Australia has yet to enter production. For now, the previous-gen model is the one you can buy brand-new in Australia, Japan, and many other countries.

[@chrislim7976]

@@Instamatic898 Japanese built is still something special. I don't know the prices you pay but the top New Rogue in Canada is $39K. Think I'll wait for Nissan discounts. No way paying that